Obey Me Review – Inferior and Repetitive Diablo Knockoff
While Obey Me has a unique look to it and is quite fun to play, the almost-obnoxious characters and it being a direct clone of Diablo makes this one a tough sell, even at the low price.
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MotoGP 20 Review – Beautifully Punishing
Looking for a game to suit your love of motorcycle racing with all the well-tuned aspects of hyperrealism? The latest installation in the MotoGP franchise is definitely the one for you.
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics Review – Resist If You Must
While it has in-depth and decently fun game mechanics, The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance is tenuous at best, pushing it into no man’s land.
10 Movies You Must See in 2020
While there are a few movies coming out this year that you should definitely avoid like the plague, there are a bunch that deserve to be at the top of your must watch list for 2020.
Ten 2020 Movies You Might Want to Skip
While there are many movies to get excited about this year there are also a bunch that should probably stay on your radar as ones to skip. Some might even come as a surprise.
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI: The Gathering Storm Review – Almost a Perfect Storm
Civilization VI is expanded on with The Gathering Storm expansion. There’s plenty of content to be had, but is it really worth the price of admission?
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI (PS4) Review – All Hail The Mighty Sid
Turn-based world domination has never been so much fun and now you can jump in a play it on consoles. We take a look at Civilization 6 on the PS4 and couldn’t be happier.
Zombieland: Double Tap – Road Trip Review – Rule No. 1 Avoid This Game
Zombieland: Double Tap – Road Trip tries to ride alongside the movie’s theatrical release, but does little to justify its own existence.
Final Fantasy VIII Remaster Review – Squall’s Adventure Still Slaps
While it’s mostly a shiny new coat of paint, FFVIII is better than ever and will once again steal a whole lot of your time.
They Are Billions Review – The Horde Arrives on Consoles
They Are Billions brings the undead to consoles in ever increasingly difficult and extremely fun scenarios. While the game is best controlled on PC, the game is still worthy on home consoles.
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